Ghent, Belgium
Ghent is home to North Sea Port, Belgium's second-largest port, and a heavy-industry logistics centre for steel, automotive, and petrochemical freight.
Ghent, Belgium
Population
265,000
Country
Belgium
Key Industries
Port logistics, Biotechnology, Manufacturing
Distance from Belgrade
1700 km
About Ghent
Ghent's North Sea Port—formed by the merger with Zeeland Seaports—handles over 70 million tonnes of cargo annually, with direct access to the North Sea via the Ghent–Terneuzen Canal. The city sits at the E40/E17 motorway junction and lies within 60 km of both Antwerp and Zeebrugge, giving road freight operators multiple routing options across Belgium's dense port network.
Belgian customs offices in Ghent process clearances for heavy-industry goods including steel coils from ArcelorMittal, Volvo Cars components, and petrochemical bulk shipments. T1 transit declarations for Serbian-origin cargo are handled at port and inland customs points, with bonded warehouse options for deferred duty payment.
Fin Partner manages the approximately 1,700 km Serbia–Ghent corridor, combining road transport with intermodal port connections. We handle customs formalities for industrial and oversized loads, coordinate with North Sea Port terminals, and arrange return-load planning for the Balkans route.
Customs Offices in Ghent
Official EU customs offices for road transport
GENT (REGIONALDIREKTION)
Reference: BE300000
GENT DAE
Reference: BE312000
Common questions about customs and transport in Ghent
Frequently Asked Questions
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Customs office data is sourced from the European Commission's DG TAXUD Customs Office List (COL). This data is provided for informational purposes only. It is not binding for the European Commission or for the National Administrations concerned.
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